Praveen Varshney is currently a member, and past President, of the Vancouver chapter of The Entrepreneurs' Organization (EO) and a founding director of the Vancouver chapter of The IndUS Entrepreneurs (TiE). Mr. Varshney is also a Director on The Vancouver Board of Trade, and a past recipient of Business in Vancouver's Forty Under 40 Awards. He is also a director of the Varshney Family Charitable Foundation, a BC Technology Social Venture Partner and on the advisory board of the Room to Read - Canada. David Gadhia is the CEO of Gateway Casinos, BC’s second largest Casino. Gateway Casinos & Entertainment have had great success, growing from two facilities to nine, in just a short period of time. This includes: Burnaby Villa Casino, Starlight Casino, Cascades Casino, Lake City Casinos, Baccarat, Palace Casinos and Gran Villa Casino, which is expected to open in November of 2008. Mr. Gadhia was also an award-winner in 2000, for his excellence in business, by the Business in Vancouver Forty Under 40. For more information please visit http://www.gatewaycasinos.com. Mike Mohammed is the President and CEO of the Cattermole Group, a private, family-owned group of companies which invest in both private and public ventures. They are currently involved in several businesses from Real Estate Development and Investment to Value Added Lumber Remanufacturing. Before joining the family business, Mike worked as a financial analyst for Boeing in Seattle, Washington. He is also a member of the Vancouver chapter of The Entrepreneurs Organization. Sami M.R. Husseinian is currently on the board of directors, as well as an investor, at Vivital Enterprises. His business oriented family migrated to Sweden in the early 1990’s but, shortly after, they found their permanent residence in Vancouver. Mr. Husseinian found himself interested in business from the early stages of his education and, at a young age, took over the family business, which included industrial cold storage, manufacturing of heavy machinery parts, and real estate in the Middle East.